The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-08-05
Cambria freeman.
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.or ygi., syt the best at the lowest price.
Nr sherman Evans. of Kane. is spending
, lew days with his parents in this place.
Father Boyle, Of GalIitzin aud Father
Dsy.p. Of summit. are visiting the seashOre.
The Woodvale Woolen Mills started up
mn Monday last after lying idle for month.
Hon. Thomas T. FenIon, OF I.eaven-
Worth. Kansas, is stopping in town for a
few days.
The 1ricklayers have commenced work
on ne new building at ST. Francis College,
L0relto
Nr William Evans, formerly of this
rrsr. rut who now resides IN Kane, is here
90 y.-iJ
you are using any phosphate this fall
y.a .sr save money by leaving your orders
s. Hrarrs.
The Herald OF this place, commenced its
..y.attruJu volume last week. We hope II
ma. long coutlnuS 70 flourish.
one thousand pounds of ginseng want
~ AZ Dr Dayisou's for which the highest
-lr.sr price Will be paid.
-yr James Doran, we'll known pass
r-.r engineer on the Pennsylvania rail-
-.I was IN town on Wednesday.
william Reardou. ESQ, the we'll known
rrr.ra. lawyer Of PittSburg, spent few
h.ar, .a this place on Wednesday.
"A new counterfeit Of the V nickel Of
rss- IS tu circulation. II is mostly lead. and
ID. ru "rty' in the word Liberty"
NJ A. NJ. shoerfeIt on Wednesday las Z
rr.at black bass IE Shinkle's dam that
weighed three pounds and six ounces.
Mrs. Abraham Fyock. Of Conemaugh
pv1-bIp, few days ago, was thrown from
agr.s and had her wrist fractured and dis.
glr-l
-Mr Alfred Evans, formerly Of this
place, but for soue time back resident OF
Kane, Mexican county, is visiting his parents
10 ,B.s place.
Harry Fenlon, Of BeIlefonte aud Paul
Feu.ou, OF Philadelphia, sons OF Hon. John
Feu.uu, Of this place, are on a visit 20 their
rutats iu this place.
The Directors of the Blair County Agri-
cultural Society have changed the time of
lsi,1g their fair TO the 18th of September,
b last until the 10th.
Mr.. Thomas James, OF this place, while
asug walk on sunday last, came across
D bac5suake which he succeeded in killing
b., measured i've feet.
Alfred Williams. who resided IN Cam
b. township when a boy about twenty
,Jag ago, but who now lives In Johnstown,
|fgs1r last sunday in town.
Deputy sheriff Langbein this (Thurs-
b. morning took Richard Fitzgerald, the
Esgue man who has been confined In our
Tor some time, to DixmOnt.
William Young. who has been a resi-
sut OF Johustown tor the past forty years,
Lat his home in that place on Thursday
las, week aged seveuty-six years.
Postmaster Larkin, OF Pittsburgh, after
rtug about ten days at Carrolltown for
ben q, Of mis- health, passed through this
a'a on saturday, on his way home.
Miss Cora Gulick. OF Danville, Pa, who
been visiting friends in this place for
past two weeks, Is now visiting her
-,rS, the Misses Condor, In Altoona.
Mr. Thomas NJ. Ulam, an emp loyee In
Pusburg post office, is stopping at the
Urain House in the hopes Of betteriug
health which has been poorly for some
Since the lst OF August 1856 To the Ist Of
aust 1887 the Prothonotary Of Cambria
gJy Las certified 20 the County Commis-
hers that there has peen entered in his
1896 judgments.
-Or Tuesday last Mr.. Charles Biddle, OF
dsys5urg and Miss Maggie 5. Bnler. of
's''o, were united in marriage at HolH.
,nurs by Rev. VIM. uoltapple, OF st
.1r's Catholic church.
-A- pstes Campbell. of Carrontown,
-i 'n Monday las { on a trip to AIkan-
.ooE after some lands that he pur-
,l several years ago and, by the build
A'5oAd, are now coming into market.
-Aa effort is being made to. have post.
'' ihe reunion or the Pennsylvania Re-
a, Lancaster on September II. Many
,tseryes sre Philadelphians, and the
.,1t.uua, Centennial will be in progress
l. ,.ms
..a new railroad depot at A Altoona Is
te.ed and want, long felt Is the |
"as public in that city, for a cot v"n. |
900 'ummodious place 20 await aGriyal /
ANS o, 40 last provided. IL Is hand /
structure ard we'll finished.
AE James Snaroaugh, Of Carroll town
Intends 90 quit farming and viii sell at I
'. sale his line farm In that township,
"I also dispose OF his farming imple-
and machinery at a barpain. IL you
anything OF the Kind give him a call.
according % the report OF the County
missioner, 90 the Auditor General, the
.. real estate taxable Ia Cambria
S.",3 95i the number OF horses
county is 4, 456 valued at S157, ,649
-4Aer ot cows is 6,I42 valued at S73,
certain amount OF opposition is a
-ep 10 man. Kites rise against and
- me wind. Even a hard wind is
-ah none. No man ever worked his
Where m dead calm. Let no
y" pale, therefore, because Of oppo-
aFSe barn OF William Stevens.
-"e' west OF Carrolltown, In Carroll
'', was destroyed by fire on Monday
week entailinG loss OF 81, 200 on
we There was no Insurance.. The
-'l'ned his entire crop OF wheat and
."Fge lot Of farming implements.
"'y last week six cars packed with
ra'std over the Pennsylvania rail
.-,l were the bones Of buffalo, au-
'll o'her animals and were gather
.Ie western plains along the line
.'H Pacific railroad They were
.1 90 an eastern firm and will be con-